Neurodiversity Resource Showcase

About this event

Dates: Tuesday, Nov. 17, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., and Wednesday, N ov. 18, noon-6 p.m.Location: Connan Room, Cohon University CenterSome Featured Partners: Student Support Resources, CaPS, Office of Disability Resources, University Health Services Health Promotions, Olitsky Program, and more!What to Expect:Connect and Explore: Learn about campu s resources, meet campus partners, and enjoy snacks in a neuroinclusive environment. Flexible Engagement: Students can participate in whatever way feels most comfortable. Low interaction opportunities: Review resource gallery, write feedback on a sticky note, decompress and color\\ , take an optional brief survey Medium interaction opportunities: Ask quick questions to campus staff and faculty, talk with peers while coloring or hanging out in the space High interaction opportunities: Talk with staff about your experiences at CMU, meet peers who are part of or support the neurodivergent community Optional Feedback: Share experiences through a brief survey, talking to staff, or brief written prompts. Sponsored by the Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students in partnership with Institutional Research, the Student Academic Success Center, Office of Disability Resources, Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion, Olitsky Program, CMU Dining, and more! ocation: Connan Room, Cohon University Center

Some Featured Partners:

Student Support Resources, CaPS, Office of Disability Resources, University Health Services Health Promotions, Olitsky Program, and more!

What to Expect:

Connect and Explore: Learn about campus resources, meet campus partners, and enjoy snacks in a neuroinclusive environment.

Flexible Engagement: Students can participate in whatever way feels most comfortable.

Low interaction opportunities: Review resource gallery, write feedback on a sticky note, decompress and color, take a n optional brief survey

Medium interaction opportunities: Ask quick questions to campus staff and faculty, talk with peers while coloring or hanging out in the space

High interaction opportunities: Talk with staff about your experiences at CMU, meet peers who are part of or support the neurodivergent community

Optional Feedback: Share experiences through a brief survey, talking to staff, or brief written prompts.

Sponsored by the Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students in partnership with Institutional Research, the Student Academic Success Center, Office of Disability Resources, Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion, Olitsky Program, CMU Dining, and more!